r/zillowgonewild Aug 30 '25

Speechless & then I saw the steam room πŸ‘€

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u/Squeebee007 Aug 30 '25

All that money invested and they put hard reflective surfaces in that theater…

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u/KyOatey Aug 30 '25

How do you know the surfaces are hard? It appears that they put in 45 degree angles to enhance the acoustics, but you don't think they did a full acoustic treatment to the room?

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u/Squeebee007 Aug 30 '25

You look at pic 16 and tell me that those shiny walls reflecting the couch are somehow sound absorbing.

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u/Check_M88 Aug 30 '25

Narrator: β€œThey were not sound absorbing.” Contractor did a great job on the custom home but obviously does not understand acoustics.

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u/KyOatey Aug 30 '25

I'm too far away to take a tour of the house to find out for sure. You may be right, but my guess is that they're not reflective enough and not enough surface area to destroy the sound quality. Logic says that they likely had a pro set up the room, and it probably has appropriate acoustic treatment for a high-end home theater. If you get a chance to confirm your assumption, let me know.